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The father of Peyton, Eli (and Cooper), Archie Manning, was quite a Quarterback in his own right, and he played for the New Orleans Saints for over a decade.
Joe Horn was more than just a flashy way of celebrating a touchdown (remember the phone in the goalpost?).
Sam Mills had a long road to get to the New Orleans Saints, but once he got there, he would become one of their defensive leaders.